Sexual reproduction

The Irish government proposed to have a referendum on mitigation of the abortion law passed at the end of May, the news agencies reported.

A recent survey carried out by the Women’s Research Center at Ankara’s Gazi University has shed light on the severity of the problem of child marriages in Turkey, with many girls forced into marriages to “cover up sexual abuse,” daily Cumhuriyet reported on Jan. 21.

The Polish Parliament rejected the liberalization of the strict abortion law late last night and voted to continue work on developing even more conservative rules, the World Agencies have said.

The proposals were made in two separate bills submitted by various civil associations.

The first working day of the new year is called by lawyers as Divorce Day, as most applications for marriage dissolution are filed, the daily Express reports.

An 11-year-old pregnant girl has undergone abortion after a court ruling allowed her in the Central Anatolian province of Afyonkarahisar, Doğan News Agency reported on Dec. 13.

A British company has released the first photos of a "smart" condom that gathers very intimate data about the sexual life of anyone who has the courage to use it.

The device is called i.Con and can detect sexually transmitted diseases as well as send sex session data directly to the user's smartphone.

Following an investigation by BIRN into the subject, Women's Right Center, an NGOs in Montenegro, on Monday launched the first phase of a campaign to highlight the problem of gender-selective abortion and to urge the authorities to tackle the phenomenon.

The French government is preparing to introduce for the first time a legal age for sexual consent, the Associated Press reported.

Squirting, or feminine ejaculation, until a few years ago, was generally unknown among the fans of erotic movies. In recent years, however, the situation has changed. From 2013 to 2015 the search videos containing squirting has shown a spectacular rise. So much so that this keyword is in the top-20 in most sexual sites.

Germany’s top court on Nov. 7 required parliament to recognize a “third gender” from birth, potentially making it the first European country to offer intersex people the option of identifying as neither male nor female.